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I love that, it is amazing, as much as the pheonix is one of my favorite sculps, for some reason I have only ever done one of them.. I love that scheme, it would be cool to see it interpreted on another piece.
The Phoenix is one of my favourites as well 🙂
I already did this colour scheme on a Griffin (he is also somewhere in this threat) and I plan to try it on a wolf. I think this could look pretty cool there as well.I normally don’t like the Phoenix or Griffin PYO sculpts, but this color scheme and painting of your Phoenix is really beautiful! Great Job! 🙂
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Excellent!
Very nice! The candy kirin I got from you is still my favourite though!
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Those are beautiful.Adore the Phoenix.
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Please visit My Webpage to see my art and PYO's that I've done in the past!That is stunning Moonbeam!!! Beautiful detailing! How do you take such gorgeous photos. All my pics of PYOs come out so washed and never show what the piece really looks like!!!
How do you take such gorgeous photos.
That would be because of my extreme phototaking skills… I wish 😉 No, my husband has a very good camera, a Canon powershot G15, that makes really good photos especially with good weather like we had today!
And thank you Hannah! I´m very glad you like her!
I´ve just finished a new phoenix, called Phaesia, inspired by a male common pheasant.
The toughest part with this one was the stone. First I tried to make it a very light colour with some pastel-highlights. But that just did not work. So I tried painting it like a normal grey stone but was not happy with it either. And then I found this fake moss that you can use for modelbuilding and thought “why not” 🙂 I think it worked very well. Hope you like it, too!
He’s lovely! And the rock is awesome 🙂
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